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Extremely small native flowers. Placing them on my fingers was the only way I could get a photo, that's the joint of my index finger. Unknown flowers.
Have a wonderful day/evening
This flower was a tiny little thing...and there was a slight breeze that made it difficult in capturing it...this is all I managed to get from it after 7 minutes of trying...think I need a flash or macro-flash soon..
She is my tiny diamond,
exquisite, with an edge.
precise in her movement,
the couch as her ledge.
She rules this small kingdom
with a prance and a bark....
Ever so vigilant,
A sentry til dark.
some people dream of sports cars, some people dream of country houses, some people dream of retiring to the sun ...
we dream of a cottage with some land and a tiny horse :-)
as this one tried to get into the back of our Bongo then we may pop back to the Black Mountain to get him!
At the Vintage Hardware and Lighting, Port Townsend Washington
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O Avó de ChavÃn:
GALEGO:
Este exemplar de eucalipto (Eucaliptus globulus), é o máis sobresaliente da masa. Foi plantado arredor de 1880. Alcanza os 67 metros de altura, ten un perÃmetro de 10,5 metros e un volume de 75,2 metros cúbicos.
CASTELLANO:
Este ejemplar de eucalipto (Eucaliptus globulus), es el más sobresaliente de la masa. Fue plantado alrededor de 1880. Alcanza los 67 metros de altura, tiene un perÃmetro de 10,5 metros y un volumen de 75,2 metros cúbicos.
ENGLISH:
This specimen from eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus), is the most prominent of the mass. It was planted around 1880. It reaches 67 meters high, has a circumference of 10.5 meters and a volume of 75.2 cubic meters.
Tiny Gathering. In honour of the NRM’s ‘Great Gathering’ I’m uploading this is a smaller collection which occurred at Aberdeen’s Ferryhill shed (61B) in August 1966.
Gresley 'A4’s' 4-6-2 no.’s 60009 "Union of South Africa" and 60019 "Bittern" receiving some attention. Remarkable, (or not so given this was last place for A4’s) both locomotives were saved for preservation.
Looking back I don’t think I realised just what I was seeing. If I had I might have taken more pictures. But then I only had 36 per roll of film, and limited resources, not like today’s digital era with over a 100 per card!
Tiny Planet shot with Pentax k7 and Samyang 8mm Fisheye.
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